They want to tear down our statue of Joan of Arc we put one year of blood, sweat and tears to achieve.
So, before talking about Make Europe Great Again, you should understand what's the real problem here in France.
After a year of hard work, exhausting our bodies to build this statue of Joan of Arc, meant to revive a spark of hope, it took one bitter bureaucrat to wipe out our efforts with a single stamp.
Our civilization is dying, and every citizen who rises up is facing a pile of paperwork to put them right back in their place.
We live in a gray world, without dreams or destiny. But our world wasnât always like this.
Hundred years ago, we built the Eiffel Tower. Back then, we showed the world what Humanity was capable of, when Art and Technology walked hand in hand. We promised the world that tomorrow would be better than today.
But that world was too beautiful; it kept bitter souls from staring at themselves in the mirror. So they pulled off a coup: they convinced themselves that beauty didnât exist. And thus, they extinguished every glimmer of light to plunge us into a gray world, without dreams or destiny.
In this night, saddened by the sight of barbarians destroying statues to exist, our sculpture atelier was born.
This statue of Joan of Arc represents that little girl who rose from nothing to be the leader of the French army. It's the one that gave men courage when, after wars, rebuilding was needed. Itâs the one holding her sword by the blade, wounding herself so as not to harm others. This is the statue they want to take down.
Irony of the story: lamenting the lack of competition in creating this statue, the Resentful now want us dead, the last atelier in France capable of building such a beautiful statue.
If these same souls hadnât devoted themselves to destroying every trace of beauty in this world, they might have found multiples workshop for a fair Request for proposals !
This statue belongs to the people. It remind them about the constellation of the dead, watching over us. And those stars bear witness to this statueâs destiny.
Our atelier, over the course of a year, gave its all to create this statue. Our work is finished, and now, this statue belongs to the people. But if we do nothing, it will be tear down.
The time has come to fight, to save this statue and more importantly, to restore hope! We must fight!